Winter 2020-21 Discussion Thread (Northern Hemisphere) (snowfall, warm, ice, temp)

[dontbelievehim]

That's going to kill some tyler texas flowers :0

I hope we get an update from the tyler poster today

[chicagogeorge]

Bam Energy showing 6-9 inches for most of Chicagoland by Tuesday






South Florida refuses to have winter (as usual)

[GraniteStater]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Bam Energy showing 6-9 inches for most of Chicagoland by Tuesday






South Florida refuses to have winter (as usual)

It seems that a solid 8 inches plus are likely for my area of Floyd County at under 900 ft elevation. No mixed precipitation at all. The Wed/Thurs system is trending colder the last two model runs, appears to be mostly snow again with another 4-8 inches at least. The much colder air has been a joke, however, it seems like the arctic air ran into a brick wall east of the Illinois state line.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Bam Energy showing 6-9 inches for most of Chicagoland by Tuesday






South Florida refuses to have winter (as usual)

FL has not had a real winter since 2010.

[Cambium]

Current radar and whos reporting what

Sleet accumulation in Mississippi.

That dark blue icon is San Angelo. Heavy snow right now with visibility 1/4 mile. Feels like -3°F with the wind and heavy snow.
http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick...on=-100.505646


The blue outlines is this. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/

[Cambium]

https://twitter.com/CollinGrossWx/st...07140912136195

[StillwaterTownie]

Believed for the first time ever, all of Texas is under a winter storm warning. New Orleans also has a winter storm warning. It's amazing how this cold air mass or masses just keep hanging around and got even colder. Normally, it would have moved on my now and temps back to the 50s or 60s. Temperatures here have stayed BELOW freezing since Sunday Feb. 7th. 2 to 4" of snow on my patio now with moderate to heavy snow. Fortunately, not as much as expected, so far, but still a ways to go.

[exm]

I'm not complaining (finally!) about the lack of snow on Long Island, but do we really need to get freezing rain now?

[chicagogeorge]

Well this escalated quickly!











C(r)ook County is going to get nailed!

[chicagogeorge]

HRRR buries the city of Chicago and the immediate Cook County suburbs with 20 inches of lake effect


Most models now showing about 8-10 inches for me here in Kankakee County. I hope they are right!